No, the Bible does not explicitly mention Muhammad by name.
While some interpretations of biblical passages, such as Mark 1:7 ("There cometh after Me he that is mightier than I"), have been cited by some groups as prophecies referring to Muhammad, these interpretations are not universally accepted and are considered by many to be unsupported by mainstream biblical scholarship. The Bible's canonical texts do not contain any direct reference to the Prophet Muhammad.
It's crucial to understand that interpretations of scripture vary widely among different religious groups and theological perspectives. The claim of a prophecy regarding Muhammad is a specific theological interpretation, not a universally accepted fact.
- Key Point: The absence of a direct mention does not necessarily negate the possibility of indirect or allegorical references, however, these interpretations are subjective and not supported by mainstream biblical scholarship.
